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David Cameron

Is David Cameron A-List?

NoC

NoDavid Cameron is currently ranked C tier — recognizable within their niche but with limited mainstream visibility.

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Reached A-list in 2010

Becomes Prime Minister

Lost A-list status in 2016

Dropped to B tier — Brexit Referendum

Ranking Timeline

2001C$0.2M

Elected to Parliament

Elected as the Member of Parliament for Witney, beginning his political career.

2005B$0.5M+$0.3M

Becomes Conservative Leader

Elected as the Leader of the Conservative Party, modernizing the party's image.

2010A$1M+$0.5M

Becomes Prime Minister

Becomes Prime Minister, leading a coalition government with the Liberal Democrats.

2015A$2M+$1M

Secures Majority Government

Wins a majority in the general election, continuing as Prime Minister.

2016B$3M+$1M

Brexit Referendum

Calls and loses the EU membership referendum, leading to his resignation.

2023B$4M+$1M

Foreign Secretary Appointed

Cameron unexpectedly becomes the Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom.

2024C$5M+$1M

Wealth and influence

Remains active in business and political commentary after stepping down as Foreign Secretary.

Last updated: February 23, 2026